Deciding with eighty percent of the info beats waiting forever for a hundred that never shows up.

Waiting for certainty is often fear wearing a responsible costume. The last stretch of information tends to arrive after the moment has passed, if it arrives at all, and while you wait the cost of not deciding keeps adding up. Most decisions are also reversible, which people forget when they are stuck. You can adjust after you move, but you cannot adjust from a standstill.

Take the thing you have been researching for two weeks and give it a deadline of Friday. Write down what you would need to know to feel sure. If that is not arriving, pick anyway and plan a check-in a month out.